Princess Lily of Eden has always done whatever her twin brother, crown prince Jeremiah, did, whether it be sword fighting or learn politics, but as she grew older her behavior is viewed as less and less acceptable. When war strikes her kingdom, she does all she can from the confines of the capital, but it is not enough. Her men are dying. Her towns are burned to the ground. Her people are hungry. The death of the general and her father's reluctance to replace him pushes Lily over the edge and she takes matters into her own hands. She was determined to save her kingdom even if it meant leaving the safety of the castle, perhaps never to be allowed back in. Runner-up in the 2016 FCRA's Cover by: @Penneywithaney

It's not that I didn't know there was a God. I knew there was. There were just some things that I've gone through that's made me have some doubts. I actually used to be a really big, devoted christian, but of course no ones life is perfect. A lot of people look to God to help them get through the hard times, but I guess I just did the exact opposite. Never in a million years did I think I would start going to church again and rebuilding my relationship with God, but I did, and I absolutely never thought that I would fall in love with the pastor's son!!

Jonah keeps getting a mysterious message from the Lord to "seek ye first". Kate's cousin and best friend, Chris, arrives at the same time to stay the summer with her. Chris is also 15 years-old and has become obsessed with finding her birth-mom. Will she convince Jonah to help her? And she if does, is anyone ready to face the consequences as they begin to uncover the truth? In the battle between good and evil, there are men who stand head and shoulders above the rest of those doing battle. These were mighty men of ancient lore, heroes of old, men of renown. This is their story - and the story of one of their contemporaries. A man who stands above all others and "fights the good fight," even today. This is his story about the people he loved, protected, and fought for. It is the story of Jonah Fortress and the chronicle of giants. This is the fifth book of Genesis 64.

When Kansas received the news that her parents were killed in a car crash that she lived through, her world fell apart. When she was hospitalised for abuse, her world fell apart a second time. Now that she started picking her life pieces up and slowly gluing them together, her future seemed brighter. Her brother was safe, her sister was safe, and she had a home. What she didn't expect was to have the world come crashing down around her, burning, leaving everything hopeless. Can God really help bring back the hope?